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A Kansas property manager receives a Section 8 (Housing Choice Voucher) application from a qualified tenant. In jurisdictions with source-of-income protection, the landlord:
AMust accept the Section 8 voucher if the tenant is otherwise qualified✓ Correct
BMay reject the application solely because of the Section 8 voucher
CMust reduce the rent to the voucher amount
DMust obtain KREC approval to accept Section 8 tenants
Explanation
In Kansas municipalities that protect source of income, landlords may not refuse to rent to an otherwise-qualified applicant solely because they use a Section 8 housing voucher.
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